
Check out a new research paper from Grace Devlin:
I Can't Hear You: An Examination of the Limitations of Fear-Based Messaging
Ana-Marie JonesPreparedness tip: "EVERYONE should accessorize for safety and readiness! Simple everyday choices can leave you walking the world feel prepared to prosper in any situation. Personally, I like preparedness jewelry and knowing how to use any and everything I wear or carry with me. I can MacGyver anything!"
Fola Sawyer, MBA Preparedness tip: “Exercizing is a lifestyle. Being fit will equip you to move quickly into a safe place when there is a disaster. As the person responsible for CARD's finances, my tip is to back up your accounting software on a flash drive and/or in the cloud.”
Lars Eric Holm Preparedness tip: "Pre-programming your cell phone with contact numbers and information! This comes up, at least briefly, in nearly every training I do, and the folks I train all feel this is an easy way to leverage a ubiquitous bit of technology into an awesome preparedness tool."
Mode Bamaca Preparedness tip: For me, as a single mom, I always try to put all my information together so that if I am away from home or from my child, my daughter has all the details needed to care for her, like medical info, contact information, etc. She has these details in her backpack, at school and at home.
Preparedness tip: "Mylar blankets, with the warmth and protection they provide - have saved my life through the rain, wind, and cold nights when stuck outside. The most amazing part of the Mylar blanket is that it is see through. :)"

Preparedness tip: “It is simple, but I love my pocket flashlight! I keep it in my purse and it has helped me in many situations, from finding my keys in the dark to feeling safer walking home after my car broke down late at night.”